When OnePlus first introduced its tablet to the world, it impressed with high-end specs at an affordable price. Now, with the OnePlus Pad 3, the company is refining that formula. This latest model brings modest hardware upgrades - including a larger, sharper display, a bigger battery, and an updated smart keyboard - along with meaningful software improvements that help it inch closer to rivals like Samsung and Apple.

Yet the verdict remains largely the same: it's an excellent Android tablet for entertainment, and just okay for light productivity. But at $699.99, $150 more than the original, it raises the question: does it still offer the same value?

A year ago, my answer might've been no. But in today's climate of tariffs and rising costs across the board, the Pad 3 still holds its own - especially against similarly specced competitors like the $749.99 Galaxy Tab S10 FE. Whether it's the right buy for you ultimately depends on what you want out of your tablet.

The OnePlus Pad 3 features a larger 13.2-inch LCD display with a slightly sharper 3392 x 2400 resolution, making movies and shows look more vibrant. It's housed in a slimmer, flatter aluminum frame that's easier to carr …

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OnePlus has just announced that the price of its Watch 3 is going to drop back down. The company originally launched it at $329.99. Then, due to what it called “current market conditions” in the U.S., that price hiked to $499.99 on April 10. Now OnePlus has released a statement which says it has managed […]

OnePlus undoubtedly hoped the release of its newest smartwatch had gone smoother. After delaying the launch, the company released the watch right at the peak of tariff drama. The watch debuted at a higher $500 price in the US, but OnePlus now says that after some adjustments, it is able to bring the price down by $150, and it's staying there.

OnePlus, which is part of the Chinese megacorp Oppo, announced the OnePlus Watch 3 in early 2025. The first batch of units to roll off the line went out to reviewers, who promptly noticed that the underside featured a prominent typo, reading "Meda in China" instead of "Made in China." OnePlus delayed the release to fix the issue.

That brings us to early April and the onslaught of tariffs, which are still hanging over the US economy. OnePlus finally released the watch, but it did so with a $500 price tag "due to the current market conditions."

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The OnePlus Watch 3 has been hit by a big, unexpected price increase. Is it still worth buying at $500? The answer is complicated.

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